Denmark Defense Planning: Denmark is preparing a major overhaul of its reserve system, aiming to mobilize up to 180,000 reservists by building a larger pool of trained personnel, with obligations potentially extending to age 65. Corporate Mobility Policy: A new Transport & Environment analysis says only nine EU countries offer clear tax incentives for company electric cars, with Denmark among those providing stronger discounts—while many others offer little or none. Shipping & Trade Risk: Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison warns it may pursue legal action if Maersk takes over Panama Canal ports after Panama’s Supreme Court annulled Hutchison’s contract, raising uncertainty for global container flows. Energy & Industry Regulation: Truckmakers Volvo and Scania face backlash over lobbying for more flexibility in EU zero-emissions truck rules, arguing the current path is unrealistic and pushing for “enabling conditions” for electric demand. Geothermal Expansion: Danish geothermal developer Innargi signs agreements in Poznan, Poland, for potential geothermal heating plants, adding to Europe’s push for local, weather-independent heat. EU Business Climate: A report highlights Europe’s business advantage from strong rule of law, with Denmark ranking at the top—an issue investors increasingly treat as core risk management. Tech & Media Safety: Malaysia starts enforcing a ban on social media accounts for children under 16, requiring age verification and platform safeguards. Food Waste & Retail: Too Good to Go expands its “rescue surplus” model, including a case where a Copenhagen-founded app helps bakeries sell unsold goods quickly at a discount.